Whenever I share something, I am very interested in people’s responses, even though I can’t predict what those responses will be.
What responses do you have to my images for today?
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My response to International Fact-Checking Day is that I wish the media’s responses to Donald Trump would include more fact checking and less sycophantic reporting.
Here’s what I find when I search for “responses” on YouTube.
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Thanks to all who have authentic and honest responses, including YOU!
I’ve spent too much of my life worrying about other people’s anger.
When I was a child and in the hospital dealing with heart problems, other people’s anger seemed very dangerous, so I practiced being a perfect and lovable patient.
Old habits die hard, but at this point in my life I know I can survive other people’s anger and that I can’t please everybody.
I even wrote a song called “Other People’s Anger.”
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I don’t know whether “Other People’s Anger” or my other original songs are good enough to share on Spotify yet. I’ll be talking to my show biz coach, Jeff Leisawitz — who helped me overcome writer’s block and write songs including “Other People’s Anger” — this week about that.
Yesterday I met my beloved ex-sister-in-law Deborah at the fabulous Deluxe Town Diner in Watertown, and we discussed our own anger about how narcissistic leaders’ anger and greed are wreaking destruction world wide. I told her that I’m working on a sign which I’ll bring to join in with other people’s anger at protests next Saturday.
Do you see other people’s anger in my other images for today? If you do, do you care? I don’t!
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Thanks to all who are here for this other-people’s-anger post, including YOU!
